reseason |
combined form of season. |
reseat |
to show to a new seat or seat again. [2 definitions] |
resect |
to surgically remove (an organ, bone, or the like). |
resectable |
combined form of resect. |
resection |
the removal of part of a bone or other structure in surgery. |
resecure |
combined form of secure. |
resegregate |
combined form of segregate. |
resegregation |
combined form of segregation. |
resell |
combined form of sell. |
reseller |
combined form of seller. |
resemblance |
the state or fact of showing similarity or likeness. [2 definitions] |
resemble |
to have a similar nature or have a likeness to. |
resensitize |
combined form of sensitize. |
resent |
to feel bitterness, displeasure, or indignation toward or about. |
resentence |
combined form of sentence. |
resentful |
feeling or displaying resentment. |
resentment |
a bitterness, displeasure, or indignation resulting from perceived injury or wrong. |
reserpine |
an alkaloid obtained from the root of the rauwolfia, used in the treatment of hypertension and as a tranquilizer. |
reservation |
an exception, limitation, or qualification, or the act of limiting or qualifying one's acceptance, belief, or the like. [4 definitions] |
reserve |
to hold back or save for later use. [8 definitions] |
re-serve |
to serve again. |